Sentence examples for it came too early from inspiring English sources
If "West Side Story" was a "Romeo and Juliet" geared to social conflict, it came too early to make drug taking and teenage suicide the central issues they could be now.
The news in recent months seemed too good to be true, as if it came too early, too easily, like some sort of trick, like when Howard Schultz sold the Sonics and all the people involved insisted they wanted the team to remain in Seattle — until it left.
"This cup final was a bonus for us, perhaps it came too early for us although we wanted to grab it with both hands.
But in another way, it comes too early.
On my first night out drinking with the kitchen staff, last call came too early, as it always does for cooks in Toronto, who clock out around 1 AM.
Eight women (10%) were not satisfied with the consultation either because the consultation came too early, because it did not include talk about their experience of labour, because the time period was too short or because another person was present.
It might be said that MacColl's work came too early and fell on deaf ears.
Possibly Weight Watchers has found the right formula, and Thursday's results simply came too early to capture its success.
"The two goals came too early, we felt we had already won it and got a little bit sloppy.
